AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSudan War: A UN-backed fact-finding mission says foreign recruitment and external support networks are fueling Sudan’s civil war, supplying weapons, drone tech, training, and fighters to both the RSF and the SAF—while warning some drone attacks may amount to war crimes. Chad & Regional Links: The report points to transit and support networks involving Chad (along with the UAE, Libya, and Somalia), tying cross-border logistics to the conflict’s reach. Sudan Humanitarian Fallout: Since the war began in 2023, tens of thousands have died and millions have been displaced, with civilians hit hardest by strikes on homes, hospitals, schools, markets, and places of refuge. US-Nigeria Update: Nigeria says about 200 US troops supporting operations against Daesh will start leaving, with most expected to withdraw by late September, while a smaller advisory team remains. Chad Diplomacy: Chad’s foreign ministry says Russia’s new ambassador presented credentials and discussed expanding cooperation. Local Watch: Abuja residents in parts of Maitama are warned of two weeks of temporary load shedding starting Sept. 3 for network rehabilitation.
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